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"Chilton Capital sees the AI-driven market rally as fundamentally sound, backed by spectacular earnings growth rather than bubble-like multiple expansion. They actively exploited volatility, increasing office REIT exposure during panic selling and maintaining data center overweights."
Chilton Capital Management views the Q2 2026 market rally as fundamentally sound, driven by spectacular earnings growth rather than valuation expansion. The S&P 500 advanced 15.2% in Q2 following Iran-war-induced weakness, with earnings estimates revised significantly higher across nearly all sectors. Unlike the Internet boom where gains were fueled by unsustainable multiple expansion, the current AI cycle is supported by actual earnings growth, with the forward P/E multiple contracting 9% since 2021. The firm capitalized on volatility by increasing office REIT exposure during the AI-displacement panic, generating strong returns as the sector rebounded 39.6%. They maintain overweight positions in data centers and added Blackstone Digital Realty. Emerging markets led with 24% YTD returns, concentrated in Taiwan and Korea due to their critical AI supply chain roles. Key risks include rising inflation prompting potential Fed rate hikes and semiconductor concentration. Despite these headwinds, strong earnings momentum and improving market breadth support a constructive outlook with potential for low double-digit returns.
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